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Gluttonous food and wine tasting at the Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. event tonight

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I love walking thru the Union Square Farmer's Market

                 

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Eating good stuff at the Madison Square Mark't

                 

Used Posterous's photo-blogging tool for iPhone PicPosterous to capture my eating experience at the Madison Square Mark'd; I tried two different tacos from Fatty Crab and a cupcake from butter lane - all delicious.  The place is definitely worth stopping by for some good food in an outdoor setting, and plenty of hot food & drinks to keep warm! Read about it here: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/default.aspx

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Google just published tips on managing your reputation through search results on their main blog...

This is hugely important for people to read, and to understand - personal branding and personal SEO is going to be a responsibility all of us have as the web becomes more and more important. HR departments are just the beginning - often your reputation begins with what people find when they search your name online.

Filed under  //   google   personal branding  

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"Think different: Here's to the crazy ones...the ones who see things differently" ; Apple 1997

Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.

Apple ad, “Think Different”, 1997

I enjoy reading things that motivate to "think different" and move forward

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It's time to give again to DonorsChoose to raise money for NYC schools in need

I just made my yearly donation to DonorsChoose as part of the Social Media Fund-raising Challenge; I chose a science class that needs basic equipment, and a pre-K class that needs reading materials. You can learn more about why DonorsChoose is a great fund-raising organization to give to from my articles last year http://bit.ly/Ifeh5

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Google has turned barcode for a day (the luxuries of being such a recognized brand)

Google, if you're reading this - i'd love to get the Above The Influence arrows into the "OO" 's some time in January 2010!!

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Another cool new video presentation in the Did You Know series: "Shift Happens"

I am loving great presentations - aside from the information inside, you can learn a lot about presentation style and personality. Scribd, Slideshare, YouTube, etc - I could spend all day watching great stuff by smart people and learning (at no cost)

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Could FriendFeed have crossed the chasm and break through it's early adopter phase or was Facebook culture the best it could do?

Crossing the Chasm

Ever since Mark Zuckerberg became obsessed with FriendFeed, every major break-through that FriendFeed has pioneered has directly impacted the culture of Facebook, and consequently it's 250 Million users. Were the FriendFeed minds always destined to make their mark behind the scenes or could FriendFeed have become a household name for its vision of the aggregating and further socializing the social web?

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Interesting Caffeine vs Calories Chart (not that I watch what i'm eating) - what's worth it? (from Information Is Beautiful)

Why is iced coffee more caffeinated than hot coffee?

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